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Da}lRtre Hrsyitiss.

New awnings arc displayed all oyer town,
The new trees planted OIL the Square arc doing
County Recorder Beckett spent Thursday with
friends here. 80
Engine 70 Is now running between here and Mar.
tins Ferry, mud doing work at that place.
The, Young Ladies' Christian Temperance Union
already has Il membership. OF more than ility,
Twenty persons have signed the charter OF Junior
effected this evening. :
Mr.; A. b. Battclle, who has been confined to his
bed for some weeks. is now very low, and there il
little hope OF recovery nt his age.
There will be the regular services at the First
Presbyterian church tomorrow. Key. NJ. 5. uocy
has now assumed charge OF the congregation.
At the meeting OF the Teachers Association bs,e
today q great many strangers are expected. and
tho Bellaire teachers hGve arranged to give dinner
to their visitors.
At tho First NJ. E. Sunday school tomorrow II.
terloon the usual monthly missionary collection
wlll DC taken. This tehool has Increased III NUN.
bers. and interest until 1t now leads all III the civ.
An alarm OF fire Thursday night on Gravel 1iill
called out the hose company, mud before the fire
h0d done any damage 1t was put out, uut tho
wafer ruined furniture, carpets and clothing 10 the
value q several hundreds Of dollars, belonging 10
David Springer and several boardeu. :,
A conflict OF opinion, II nothing more, has grown
out Ola trial before Andrew Roeder, Justice Of the
Peace, John Mccormick, vas brought before the
Justice charged with selling liquor on SUNDAY.
While the case was In progress In that Office tho dc.
feldant went before Mayor brown and plead
guilty, OF the same oltense, and IN consequence re.
ceived u light punishment. Then the Mayor's
record was taken to the JUSTICES court and the
claim made that tho case would have 10 be dis.
missed, as a man cauuot be punished twice ior thc
same o.uenGe. scul,c Roeder has held McCormic
under bond to appear at court. when the matter il
to be tested. The Mayor claims that he was bound
to do ny he did when the case cant before him.
while the other Side think that he should not
sentence, as the intention OF tho move was EnoSn'
The people arc pretty well informed OF Inc ;rIic
with Very long. "'
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EnjoyLife.

81 . -. .r#..- .- -..... .r"f|". aux. "FH##". #HF..
What truly beautiful world We live in
Nature gives us grandeur OF mountains,
glenn and oceans, and thousands of means
Of enjoyment. We can desire no better
when in peslec. health but how often do
the. majority OF people feel like giving it
up diaheartened, discouraged and worn
out with disease, when there ia no occa-
sion for this feeling, as every sufferer can
easily obtain proof that Green's august
f9o%er will make them free from disease
az whe: born. Dyspepsia and Liver Com
paint. are the direct causes OF seyen.y.ive
per cent o! such maladies as Biliousness,
Indigestion, Sick Headache, Costiyenees,
Nervous Prostration, Dizziness ofthe Head,
Palpitation Of the Heart, and other dis.
tressing symptoms, Three doses Of Au-
gust Nower will prove it's wonderful effect.
Sample bottles, 10 ceuts. Try it. Daw
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a MALpRA0rICE CASE.
DR.. kelley and George frog In Jail-T
Evidence Thought to In stronp En,,,t

DR.. Kelley md George frog In Jail-Th.
Evidence Thought to be Strong Enough.
DR.. George W. Kelley was arraigned
before Squire George Ankle on the com.
plant Of Mrs. Hannah Miller, charging
Kelly with malpractice on Mrs. Miller's
adopted daughter, Lola. In default OF
81 1000 bail Kelley was committed to isil.
where he remains. George frog, the party
Of the other part, was also committed in
defeult OF 81, 1000.
Yesterday Squire Arklo received a re.
quest from Mrs. Millorito come to 100
1Eisbtecnth direct. Arriving there he
heard the STORY from tho girl in the pres.
ence Of her mother. Miss Miller gave the
name Of George frog and related a detailed
account Of the affair. frog was arrested
by Constable Lauchliu in Otto's restau.
rant, where he boards and where, tha girl
ssys, the first steps were token about
three weeks ago in the malpractice case.
Squire Arkla WAS shown a bottle
Of medicine furnished the girl, which
bottle with some Of itH contents ID now In
the hands Of DR.. George Baird, who was
finally called in. frog, being brought be-
fore tho Squire, seemed UNCONSCIOUS Of
any wrong in the matter. lie said he
would marry Miss Miller and make It all
right. He testified that he had paid DR.,
Kelley SIS for his services. Trog is a
switzsr, about % yeara old, and is en-.
ployed in the Central Glass Works,
Kelley was arrested in Hess drug atore.
The officers think hG ia under the impres.
sion that he is charged with another case.
Several years ago he Wal taken before
Squire Bulger on q similar charge, in
which case the patient died. It was i'm.
possible to got evidence to convict, d he
was discharged. After many inquiries
without result, the officers think they
have q clear case at last. Kelley is about
20 years OF age, aud liye5 ut the corner OF
Twentieth and Market streets. He is to
have a hearing on Monday.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
s%trausers In the City and Wheeling Fol

s%trsnsers In the City and Wheeling Folk.
Abroad. His
Major Ed. Mcdonnell. OF Burton, WA
at tho St. James yesterday.
Mrs. William Kern, Of Whatland, Mo-,
Is Visiting Mrs. Edward Proassr on Main
street. 7t5
superintendent..Gr out, Of the Cleveland,
Lorain 4 Wheeling railroad, was in the
city yesterday.
Howard Hastings, Of LaBelle street, left
Thursday evening for California where he
will make his future home.
Mrs. s. ]. Lyle was called to Newark,
Ohio, yesterday by the death Of her
nephew, Edward Wotriug, con OF Dr.. ].
Wotrinv, Of Newark.
Students entering tho Wheeling Bust.
mesa College this week we're L. F. Over,
BsllaiIe. Ohio, business course, and N. H,
Manning, OF St. Ulairsyille, Ohio, short.
hand course, &.
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Mnrtln,H Merry Gnfea.

Pearl Scheduled went 10 st. Cluirsyille YESTERDAY
where he VIII Ioin Kennedy 4 Whites maStodoi,
shows.
grand bnll for tho bencf. Of james Hamilton.
viii be given on Tuesday evening next, Mcister's
full orchestra will be In attendance, ''l .
Quitea number OF complaints arc being made IN
regard to the nun her Of dogs which run Inc sirccts treats
The officers yesterday vera seeking out those they
Tickets for the skating carnival at the Excc,sfor
are on sale NJ all popular business places nj q
cents. This carnival is for the benefit OF the cyclonc
sufferers, tickets, advertising, rink aud Prof. Beck.
WIN services are all Riven free OF charge As It
benefits q good cause every one should attend,
The Laughlin mill has been shipping good orders
otnails during the past week, aud prospects arc
GOOD ior fesrming work at an early date. Spence,
Rsggs & Co. arc running steadily with a gond Trade
Both planning mills arc doing Il big business and
are hardly able TO I'LL all orders. The Buckeye Is
on full and trade Is g,od. To-day Is nav div nj
these works. l.. Spence's nachincs shop, arc max.
Ing good time aud prospects arc god. At the
lEtna aud standard mills everything is reported in
good running order,
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y. P. Rhodes Touring mill was idle
yesterday OH account Of q broken roll,
Woodcock's foundry is running full in
every department. Smith 4 Sons flour
mill was idle q day and a half this week
owing to q lack OF wheat. Thomas Hills
machine shops are running steadily with
a good trade. D%ridgeport's glasa works
are on in full, with good orders ahead. r,
]. Baggs 4 sonb' Lumber Company report
a busy week, with the lumber outlook
good. II
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Fine Stable.

Peter Erb, the popular Merkot street
iiveryman, has removed his stables to the
large and c%ommodious building on the cor.
ner OF Main and Sixteenth Streets. which
has been fitted up in the latest and most
complete style. Mr.. E,b is an experienced
llveryman and knows what the people
want in his line.A
He is very accommodating and pains
taking IN any turnout that leaves his
stables and every customer is guaranteed
satisfaction, either in a safe horae or & re-
sponsible driver.
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Catarrh 10 CONSUMPTION,

Catarfh In Its destructive force stands next oand
undoubtedly leads on to consumption. 1T is there.
lore angular that those afflicted with this fearful
dtscase should not make It tho object OF their lives
70 lid themselves Of 1t. Deceptive remedies con.
cocled by ignorant psetenders to medical tnowl.
edge have weakened the confidence OF the great
majority Of sufferers In all adyertizcd remedies.
Iacy become resigned to a life OF misery ss,he:
thar torture themselves with doubtful palliative.
But this will never do. Ca.arrh must be mex at
every stage and combated with all our might In
many cases the disease has assumed dangerous
syaaptanis. The bones and cartilage Of the nose.
tae organs Of hearing, Of seeing and oil tasting 10
anscted as 10 be useless, tho uvula 80 elongated,
the throat SO inllamed and irritated as 10 producer
constan! anu distressing cough.
eaIiofd's Radical Cure meets every phase OF Ca.
tarrh, from d simple head cold to tho most Iossa.
sonae and destructive stages. It Ia local and con.
sutuuonai. Instant in relieving, pernanea. Ia
cus'as, saies, economical aud rever.faitiug.
Each package contains one bottle OF the Radical
uutc, one box OF Catarrhal Solvent, aud an In.
proved inhaler, with treatise; price, 81. .
POTTER DEUG N CHEMICAL Co., Bostoa,
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WE have Just received 4 full line Of
SPRING OfEEC0ATlSGS, aud arc In
daily receipt Of the intest Novelties in
Spring Suitlngs. !
Also, Oh hand n handsome line OF Neck.
wear aud Gentlemea's Furnishing Goods.
c. HESS Il SONS,
I'D No. 1921 Market Street,
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o~penins-sIt. bclleview Hotel
will open next Monday, May ., by order
Of "fhe AIT. Beiteview Stock Company"
All pereons wishing desirable rooms
shnnit apply early to Frank Walter,
Proprietor.
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A CRYSTAL
Celebrated Very Pleasantly Across tn.
RIYsr-InlustfInl Nntea. --

Rlfsr-lndustflal Sotea.
On Thursday last, MI. Bert Brown and
wife, a highly respected and we'll known
couple living about two miles west Of
Bridgeport, on the Csdiz pike, with a
number OF friends and relatives celebrated
the twentieth anniversary Of their we'd.
ding day, 1t being their crystal wedding.
Nearly fifty invitations wero sent out,
About 3 o'clock the guests began to gather
at the house, which was Handsomely pre-.
pared for their coming. Congratulations
being %entended, at live o'clock timer
was announced, and tho many frienda re.
paired TO the spacious dining room, where
IN elegant and delicious repsst was In
readiness for them. The table was laden
with oil the delicaciea Of the paagop. in
TACT everything that appetite could desire,
After doing justice to the good things, The
gueats retired to the .parlors, where they
were highly entertained by the worthy
hoat and hostesg, until quite a late hour.
The happy couple were the recipients Of
many costly and valuable presents, Fol.
lowing Is q list Of those who were present:
Messrs. Robert Blackford and William
brown, Mira. Amanda Brown, Mrs. Robert
Woods, MIR. John Smith and wife, Mr.,
Morris Cope and wife, Mr.. Ross Weeks, Of
Bellaire; mir. II. L. Wells and wife, Mr.,
0. II. Van Pelt and wife, Mr.. James Muir.
dock and wife, Mr.. Wesley Steele and
wife, Mr.. q; Loetherwood and wife, Misses
Mary Weeks, Mary Steele and Hannah
Williams, Rev. Mr.. Meeks, Mr.. George
Medill, Mr.. Robert Howell and Mr.. aid
Mrs. Young. Tho anniversary was one Of
the most enjoyable and pleasant affairs
that has ever taken place in this vicinity.
A MISSING HORSE AND BUGGY FOUND,
A young man named VIII Wilson, of
Martins Ferry, on Inst Tueadsy, hired a
horse and buggy from Mart McCon-
aughey's livery stable to take a drive. He
did not return, however, and on Thurs-
day Marshal Stuff and Mi. M%cConaurhoy
went In search Of the rig. They found the
horae and buggy at Maynard, but tho
driver was gone and has not since been
heard Of.
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Gsntlcmen's Fine Shoes.

Stacy, Adams & Co. g Genuine Kangaroo
Shoes are unexcelled Tor style and wear.
ANY y wanting a fno shoe, should ex.
slnine our large stock, which We nave in
all widths, aud can fit any person.
J. w. AMIcK,
ll43 Main street.
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Mr. William Owen and family desires 10 rct,rn
their most sincere thanks for the sympathy and aid
rendered BY many friends during their aMlction
Jimmy. 'N''
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GRAND CONCERT by the Opera House Or.
ehestra Monday night, May :, Orleans So.
loon, Schmidt Bros.
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GRAND CoNcERr by the Opera House Or.
chestra Monday night, iIay ., Orleanss a-'
loon, Schmidt Bros.
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GRAND CONCERT by the Opera House Or
chestra Monday night, May 9, Orleans Sa-
loon, Schmidt Bros. a2 .
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Mrs. NINA NEuER, the German ptoetess,
dyes, cleans and curis ostrich feathers in
the best manner. No. Sc Twelfth street.
Tr&s
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CALL on Or address To N, Meter, the
practical optician, So Twelfth street, in re-
ference to your epectaclog.
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. O., April 3o.-For West
Virgins aud Western Pennsylvania, fair
weather, wind becoming varisble and
then shifting to sou.hsssterly, slightly
warmer.
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WE have introduced o now System Of
selling Watches m tho lnstallment plan
whereby you eau secure q watch at once
IN easy payments. Call and investigate.
JACOB ". GRUHB, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth mud Market Sts.
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SKATING and dancing at the Alhambrs
Rink Saturday night.
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GRAND CONCERT by the Opera House Or.
cheetra Monday night, May ., Orleans sa-
loon, Schmidt Bros.
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GRAND CONCERT by the Opera Houge Or.
chestra Monday night, May ., Orleans So.
loon, Schmidt Bros.
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GRAND CONCERT by the Opera House Or.
chestra Monday hight, May ., Orleans So
loon, Schmidt Brog. -
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GRAND CONCEPT by the Opera House Or.
ehestts Monday night, May ?, Orleans Sa.
loon, Schmidt Bros,
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Cuticllra Remedies arc sold everywhere. Price.
Guticura, 30 cents; Resoiyent, 81 90; SOAP. q cenis
Prepared by tho poTTEI DnuG AND CuEaic.Iotn
boston' Mass. Send for How to Cure skin BIZ.
CRlIpV Pimples, Skin Bler,!shcs. md pah, H.,
OuVUOI mors, Cured By Cnticlira snan ""oy 0u'
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JHST RECElYED.

A line Of Travellers Protective Asso.
citation Badgcs.
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skin and SCALP
Purified and Beautiied
by the Cuticura Remedies.

For cleansing the Skin and Scalp Of Dlslg,r,pg
nation, for curing the flint symptoms OF Eczema,
Psoriasis. Milk Crust. scsly Head. Scrolula. and
other inherited Skin and Blood Diseases, Cuticura,
quisite Skin Beautiler, externally. and C,Iticnra
hesolIyent, the new Blood pusider, internally, are
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REV. 9. A. BoEELLo, New York, was
cured o. a 10 years. case OF Piles by Pal
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Go TO tho Alhaubrs Rink Saturday
night. It will be the last Of the eeason.
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Thermometer Record

AS reported by Christian schnepf, drug.
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
7A.x. SAX. l. Y. r.i. TEN
so 19': 30 So 30
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NO MEDICINE LlKr ,

NO NFUICINE LIKE TUEM,
We have sold your Cuticura Remedies for IN,
give better satisfaction, -" 'Aei'c
CT. ATHERT0N, Druggls., Albany, N. y.
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Five dollars will be paid the frat person
who places the figures in the diagram in
such order that the sums Of each row will
amount to 81. s.. B. McCoRMtck,
1850 Main street.
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TUE last Of tho season at the Alhambrs
Rink, Saturday night.
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ITCHING, sCALY. prNpI,y

For The last year l have had a species OF itching.
have applied a great many methods OF Treatment
ttfeiy Cured By Guttcura. ~ ~ ~
MRS. lSAAC PHELPS, Rsyeuus. q.
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a CURE.

-.| II NOMI11EIE CUKE. -
I have suffered all my Ito with skin diseases nj
different kinds, and have never found permanent
relief, until. BY the advice OF a lady friend, i used
your valuable Cusletira Remedies. I gave them a
Resolyent. " boxes Of CulIcura and seven csics
OF Cuticura Soap, and the result was lust what I
had been told 1t would be-a complete cure. 'A'
BELLE WADE, Richmond, Va
Reference, G. ". Latimer, Druggist, Richmond Fv
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JUST RECEIVED.

A line Of Travellers Protective Asso.
citation Badges.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

9nN SRcI,E1~ PRREsBYTERIAN
Services si AZ 1H.Sno ~ ); 7: Mcclure, DID, pastor.
at 2 p. m, FA' s@poaln echool
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SALT H Cuprn

Twas troubled with Salt Rheuu ior A numhor n
years 70 that the skin entirely came or one Of m,
hands from the finger tips 10 tho wrist, + triei
remedies and doctors prescriptions 10 no purpos
now l am entIrely cured, So '' 1HN
, Z. 7. FARMER, 80 N~orthamninn 81. Boston
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RIVER

1erzains In Dry GcodH atL. &. Good & Co.'S.
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.W9SECOND PREsBYTERIAN
services sn At ie;so a. NJ w and Il 1.S Cooke, DID, pastor.
School nj 0 A. n, - '" - y IL. sabbath
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@FOURTH STREET M. E.CHnPCu
VS. Preaching at 1880 a.. m. aud 7:s0 NM ~.
Sae pastor. Rev. r. F. Randolph. BIZ. x sn m. oy
escuin~ ai I; + r.9 y. Young Peoples Meeting Mondayy
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NFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH,
IS Corner Twelfth and Byron strcets'pou
i. JORDAN, pastor. Service at 1880 a, m and 10. .
?. m. Sabbath School at $50 n. IN. - ~ "nu t:So
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|NYbNORTH STREET ME- CHURCH.
n corner Futh and Market st,ects-Key. NJ
Dryden. pastor, Services at 1880 a. m. and uI ~: a
n me m. sa y, school at 2 p. IN. Young Peoplcs
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(WDST. LUKE'S P. Z. CHURCH
81, isLANDake J. Gibson CAN'T, 4, D rec,nr
: serves At lo;Soa a: m. and 7 p. M. Sunday sehooii
isI p Y H. iSo SUBJECT for evening, 1.-THE Pro,estsnt.
hM OF tue episcopal Church NJ 'SsNnsaat-
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Pearl Scheduled went TO st. CluIrsylllc ycs,erdsv
Where he viii Join Kennedy 4 Whites maStodoi
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W'FIRSTP PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
80 key. y. A.. Cunningham. nm nastn.
s sehS,Ses " q 1888 a. II; and a. $40 p. M. sunday
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WnFlRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL,
~ ~ LUTHERAN C~HuRCH-Rey. X" IT no..
NJ. suppd as;9F; scs se5ylc =, At 1880 am. and $50 ,.
Meeting ai!cr 1 eys ninp y, sc = ?. M Young Peoples
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Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused
such q general revival of trade at
w. II. Howell & Bros. drug store as
their giving away TO their customers
of SO many trial bottles of DIR. Kings
New Discovery for consumption
Their trade is simply enormous in
this very valuable article from the
fact that It always cures end never
disappoints. Coughs, colds, asthma.
bronchitis, Group, and all throat and
lung diseases quickly cured. You
can test it before buying by getting
trial bottle free, large size 81. Every
bottle warranted.
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The News has found another lair
and truly representative pro. paper,
Nose Harris Dispatch at Austin. This
is perhaps the first time the News has
ever admitted that Nose Harris re-
presented anything, but then it suit
the News policy of disappearing
the prohibitionists. The News knows
lust as we'll as any II that the Dis
patch does not advocate social quality,
the disfranchisement of Germans and
the enfranchisement of women, and
if it did, that it does not represent
any II but Nose Harris. The prohi-
bition party is composed mainly of the
best part of the Democratic party OF
Texas, and a large per cent OF the
better class of foreign and colored
vote. The vote on next Thursday
will open the eyes of such ants.
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A PROMINENT insurance man In
Dallas yesterday called the HERALp's
attention TO the editorial paragraph
which commented on the rating OF
whisky men with insurance companies,
and said that was good and correct
as far as 1t went. "But," said the in
surance man, companies will not
only reject the application Of any so
loon keeper, or any man addicted TO
the incorporate use of liquors, but
were il not for the evil influence OF
whisky OH society, the murders, sui
cidcs, accidental deaths, etc, caused
both directly aud indirectly by
whisky, the rate on life insurance
would be reduced one-fourth." And
thus 4 is, that we have it authori-
tatively from careful, experienced,
able insurance managers, and all
agreeing, that the deathly and disas-
trous influence of the liquor traffic
affects every man, permcates every
family, however temperate they may
be. The per cent of mortality due to
whisky murders, suicides, accidental
and other deaths, caused ever so re-
motley by whisky, is indiSputable and
as apt to strike one home as another,
one pure woman as Ill the Gainesville
horror, an upright minister as Had
dock, a moral and pcaccablc profess
sional man as editor Gambrell, the
aged father, feeble mother and inno-
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sylvania horror last week. Vote
against this deadly evil which like the
serpent entwines itself everywhere
and cannot be kept out so long as IL
censed.